Re: Cub 125 PTO

You have to disassemble the unit to install the clutch disk. There are 6 set screws that need to be removed before you slide the PTO assembly off the shaft. I would soak the screws with PC Blaster before attempting to un-screw them. It takes a 1/8-inch long handle allen wrench.

Make sure your set screw heads are clean before you start so you can properly insert the allen wrench fully in the head. If you don't you can easily strip the head and you will have to use a drill to remove the screws and will probably ruin the clutch in the process.

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